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Eric32
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I know this issue has been around for a while but I can't find a solid
solution for it. We're running a Windows Server 2003 Terminal Server (no
roaming profiles). Every now and then we run into the problem where various
users cannot login -- they get an error that their profile cannot be loaded.
This particular server had this problem last year at one point and then was
fine for several months. Now this week it's happening again. One day it was
a few users, the next it was one or two users, and now today it's several.
The workaround we've done is to rename their profile and have them login
again (which creates a new profile). That's fine if it's one user but when
we have several it's a pain.
We've used the UPH Clean utility but that doesn't always appear to work.
Another thing is that this box is running Symantec AntiVirus which if I
remember correctly can cause problems. We have that set to exclude the Docs
and Settings folder where the profiles are stored. It also seems like UPH
Clean conflicts with Symantec AntiVirus.
Does anyone know of a good solution? Is it a Microsoft thing or could it be
a Symantec thing?
solution for it. We're running a Windows Server 2003 Terminal Server (no
roaming profiles). Every now and then we run into the problem where various
users cannot login -- they get an error that their profile cannot be loaded.
This particular server had this problem last year at one point and then was
fine for several months. Now this week it's happening again. One day it was
a few users, the next it was one or two users, and now today it's several.
The workaround we've done is to rename their profile and have them login
again (which creates a new profile). That's fine if it's one user but when
we have several it's a pain.
We've used the UPH Clean utility but that doesn't always appear to work.
Another thing is that this box is running Symantec AntiVirus which if I
remember correctly can cause problems. We have that set to exclude the Docs
and Settings folder where the profiles are stored. It also seems like UPH
Clean conflicts with Symantec AntiVirus.
Does anyone know of a good solution? Is it a Microsoft thing or could it be
a Symantec thing?